Manufacturing processes
Plastic Injection Machine
Injection moulding is the most common manufacturing process for plastic parts. Parts vary greatly in size, complexity, and application. The process needs three things: an injection moulding machine, raw plastic, and a mould. The plastic is melted in the machine, injected into the mould, and cools to form the final part.
This educational machine reproduces the same process at a scale and price suitable for teaching. Students can run a full moulding cycle, change the mould, and observe the effect of temperature and pressure on the part quality.
Specifications
| Dimensions | Approximately 50 × 60 × 60 cm |
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| Electric power | Approximately 1000 W |
| Shot capacity | 20 grams |
| Maximum temperature | 260 °C |